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Halodrol Liquigels, 60 gels
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Description:
Halodrol Liquigels is the evolution and natural progression of the old (and no longer produced) Halodrol-50 that was unquestionably the most successful prohormone product of all time in the supplement industry. Due to the current political climate and media pressure, Halodrol-50 was voluntarily discontinued. At that time, Gaspari Nutrition commissioned two of the brightest minds in the supplement industry to develop a suitable replacement for this very popular product that would NOT be prohormonal in nature but would yield results qualitatively and quantitatively similar to the old, Halodrol-50. What Bruce Kneller and William Llewellyn have created is quite possibly the most scientifically advanced and well thought out sports nutrition product ever to be seen in the supplement industry.
Nutrition Facts:
Serving Size (gel) 1
Servings Per 60
Proprietary Blend (mg) 480
Ingredient Details:
Proprietary Blend
Arachidonic Acid (40% in a proprietary fatty acid/oil blend)
5a-etioallocholanetrione
DHEA
20-hydroxy-ecdysterone
-(-)3,4-divanillytetrahydrofuran
Suggested Use:
As an adult dietary supplement take 1 gelcap 1-3 times daily. After 6-weeks of continual use, a 30 day cessation period is recommended. Users of this product should consume at least 64 ounces of water per day
Warnings:
Please follow the directions on the box and those written on the package insert contained in the box. Do not exceed suggested daily usage of this product under any circumstances. If you have any type of autoimmune or systemic inflammatory condition you should not use this product under any circumstances. If you are an athlete subject to performance enhancing substance testing, you should discuss the use of Halodrol Liquigels with your sanctioning commission or body before using them. Keep this product out of the reach of children. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease
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